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The ants that have wings are not a particular species of flying ants but rather members of a species of ants that can fly. Only certain ants will grow wings within a species, for the purpose of leaving a colony and establishing a new one. Winged ants are often mistaken for termites, but there are ways to tell the two insects apart.
